Each year in August the community of Moura come together to host the Moura Country & Coal Festival. This week-long unique festival experience is a must-do for any traveller, caravanner, community member or past resident. A mining and rural community through to the core, the Coal and Country Festival is the feature annual event. Coal and Country stokes the heat on week-long fun.
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It may be the Melbourne Cup that stops the whole nation, but we guarantee that the Thangool Cup will have you reminiscing for months to come. Held annually each September, the Thangool Cup is a great day out for all ages. There is no better way to immerse yourself in a (unique) day of the country life than planning your trip to experience the regions most talked about event. Never heard of the Thangool Cup? Rest assured – we’ve got you covered. Read on for all you need to know.
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Seeking out a unique travel experience? South East outback Queensland may not come to mind when seeking out a unique adventure for your next caravanning trip or family holiday. But we can assure you, the Sandstone Wonders region has some wonderful and unique events and experiences that will have you telling your mates for months to come.
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Planning a trip to this underrated region will not fall short of your expectations and should be on the itinerary of every traveller. But it helps to know what exactly is on offer. We’re going to let you in on why the Sandstone Wonders should be on your 2020 bucket list, and how you can have that big adventure with a unique twist! Whether you choose to travel by car, camper trailer, motorbike, caravan or four-wheel drive, the Sandstone Wonders should be on your 2020 must-do list when exploring the sunny Queensland State. Rich in history, uncrowded National Parks, budget accommodation, top-notch camping spots, incredible fishing and friendly locals, the Banana Shire region is calling your name.
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Storytelling can take many shapes and forms, and it is through art that many of the local country artists have found their voice. Art plays an important role in the community and is used as a unique communication tool for artists. By experiencing the Art and Culture of Outback Queensland, one can begin to experience the soul of the area! Through art, visitors are able to meet the locals and glimpse what life is like living in these outback areas. Most artist’s works depict the rural lifestyle, in the subject matter, the landscapes are a popular feature. There are a variety of choices when it comes to experiencing the art, culture and soul of the Sandstone Wonders.
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It’s the trip of a lifetime – or in some cases a new life! The Sandstone Wonders region offers a plethora of choices when exploring our area. But where to start? With such a big region, with so much to do, how do you choose what will suit you? Well, fear not – we’ve got you covered! In this post, we will outline the top spots to visit, popular low-cost camping areas must-see historical experiences and suitable drive trails for Caravanners.
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As it is often the case, there is no better information station than a local! For this post, we chatted to born and bred locals and asked them for the scoop on what their favourite activities to do with their families during the school holidays and on weekends are. They came up with some gems and this is their top five.
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Often when travelling through rich landscapes off the beaten track in lesser known places of Australia it is common to wonder about the folk of the area and their stories. Knowing that behind the rusted gate and weathered home are often inaccessible stories our ears long to hear. The real stories of the people living here today, their days, their lives and their history. This Article is the first of two where we will share the stories of the locals of the Sandstone Wonders.
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Often when travelling through rich landscapes off the beaten track in lesser known places of Australia it is common to wonder about the folk of the area and their stories. Knowing that behind the rusted gate and weathered home are often inaccessible stories our ears long to hear. The real stories of the people living here today, their days, their lives and their history. This Article is the first of two where we will share the stories of the locals of the Sandstone Wonders.
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Reaching across almost 28,000 km2, the diverse landscapes of the Sandstone Wonders region can be jaw dropping. More than 25 mountain ranges make up the area, creating gaping valleys, towering cliff tops, deep gorges and rocky outcrops. These magnificent sites are often gently interrupted by freshwater streams or rolling plains. A combination of precious National […]
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